The Nuvo-11531 is one of the most compact fanless embedded AI computers, powered by the Intel Core Ultra 200 series. Its low-profile 212 x 165 x 63 mm footprint makes it ideal for constrained spaces, including robotic arms, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), machine vision systems, and roadside cabinets.

Despite its compact size, the Nuvo-11531 does not compromise on performance. Leveraging TSMC’s advanced 3nm process, Intel Core Ultra 200 processors can offer nearly 120% of the performance while consuming only 80% of the power*. Furthermore, with the new NPU and integrated GPU, Intel Core Ultra 200 processors deliver up to 36 TOPS, enhancing AI inspection capabilities for existing rule-based computer vision algorithms.

Designed for diverse edge applications, such as machine vision, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and intelligent automation, the Nuvo-11531 offers versatile sensor connections. It features four PoE+ 2.5GbE ports and four USB 3.2 Gen1 ports, ideal for industrial or security cameras, as well as LiDAR, along with multiple isolated DIO and dual COM ports for communication with external devices. Internally, it features one M.2 E-key slot for Wi-Fi modules and two mPCIe slots for flexible I/O expansion, supporting 5G/4G modules, COM ports, CAN bus, or additional Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) ports. For data storage, it provides an internal Gen4x4 M.2 NVMe slot for the OS and an easy-swappable 2.5” SSD tray for data logging. The wide DC input and optional ignition power control are ideal for battery-powered applications, such as robotics and in-vehicle usage. Additionally, the Nuvo-11588 variant features a SlimSAS connector with PCIe Gen4x8 bandwidth for external NVMe, U.2 storage, industrial PCIe cameras, or GPUs.

As compact embedded computers, the Nuvo-11531 and Nuvo-11588 deliver exceptional computing performance and extensive I/O connectivity. They are well-suited for various industrial and edge applications, including smart factories, autonomous logistics, smart cities, and robotics, particularly where installation space is limited.